... FOREIGN. It is stated in the latest arrivals of the German Papers, that the Sultan has accepted the proffered aid of Russia in his contest with the Pacha of Egypt. There appears, how- ever, great reason to question the correctness of this rumour. No doubt that the Grand Vizier brought the defeat upon himself by his treachery and bad faith. Commercial letters from Smyrna, to the 6th ult., ...

... SIR,—As you have inserted in your last number an extract from the Cambrian Quarterly for January, purporting to be a prophecy of Twm Ifan Prys, with an iiiterpretation applicable to revolutionary France, the following letter written some years since to the Editor of the Gentleman's Magazine, may be interest ing to your readers. There is a striking coincidence between the interpretation of the ...

... SHERIFFS FOR 1833. The following gentlemen have been appointed Sheriffs for the undermentioned counties for the present year MONMOUTHSHIRE.. William Vaughan, of Courtfield, Esq. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Henry Elwes, of Coulesbourn, Esq. HEREFORDSHIRE. Thomas Dunne, of Bircher, Esq. BBECONSHIRE W. H. West, of Beaufort, Esq. CARMARTHENSHIRE David Lewis, of Stradny, Esq. CARDIGANSHIRE. Wm. Owen Brigstock ...

... There has been lately at Haverfordwest a most numerous and respectable meeting convened to pe- tition Parliament for the abolition of Negro Slavery. With a full sense of the respect due to the persons present, and still more to the noble philanthropy by which we believe them to have been actuated, we feel bound to say that we greatly fear that in this instance they have yielded entirely to ...

... THE KINLG'S SPEECIJ. Toedlav being the dujy ippoiiiied for tLw dolivurv of tile i Kinig',s ;pleeLl, his 1Majesty arrived ait the i-ouse of Lordas st11its lwfoie two odlocki, and on ntniihtinig from his car- | rige ,'VL r. (!!ivvd by the Cabinet Mlin'srels ande great Of' firci s f snLte. Ilis lijiesty imnmeiately procerded to the ; r-I ( -1111 tlv ILce to tile ilItetriur of the -bolse I , - ...

... 0.l0noii, : 11 -1-1. 1.~r A WVEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1833. -~ the - A German paper gives an interesting descrip- estv tion of a late siting od the Hungarian Diet. The Ein- seal a peror of Austria had called together the States of Bun. Ta I gary, to demand from them resources which he could Col , not obtain without their consent, and to propose changes ilo in the existing laws to which their ...

... mbarked on Sunday last, on hoard the City of Londonderry steanm-packet, the under mentioned detach- ments of regiments for Dublin :-7th Dragoon Gnards for Newbridge, 14th Foot for Buttevant, 36th for Kinsale, 52d for Dublin, 56th for Kinsale, 70th for Waterford, 66th for Mlaryborough, 77th for Tralee, 50th for Belfast, 90th for Dublin. Pe.ouuHING MATCI.-Thle Killileagh, Killinclhy, Kil- mood, ...

... 0 FRANCE. PARIS, FEB. 2. The brutal descent made by the Carlist party into the office of the Corsairc has produced its natural effect The patriotic press, in a bod}-, seeing its liberty of opi- nion menaced by a handul of men, whom the long sufferance of our gwernors has rendered delirious, has lLen and closed its ranks. There, where the Paladins of the adventuress of Vendee had expected to ...

... LITERATURE. FBASZR'S MAGAZINE.—.Eraser, Regent-street.-The con- tents of the February number sustain the usual character which this spirited periodical has won. It is now un- questionably the first of the Tory magazines, its youthful vigour and lighter spirits having left old Blackwood behind in the march of intellect. Though the red hot ultras of Regina's politics may limit her friends to ...

... TTRUESDAyS PoSTr CONTINUED. * 1the LOIVDOV GZBTE of Friday. T Th ling las appointed Admiral Sir E dward lanri Ltornborocugh, C;. C. B. to bc ViceAdmiral of Eng- tbe Navi* nant of th- A dOhiralty, and also lieutenant of Visco 9 Seas of the United Kiingdomn, in the room of Lieutenant~t 0°verno of the Isle of Masn, in the room of C. Edwisrd Martin Bnd a ANXnUPTS. Edward 1artiti and Thomas Cole, ...

... The Lord Chancellor has presented to the House of Lords an amended Bill, Intitled 1 an Act to diminish the inconvenience arnd expence of commissions in the nature of writs de lunagicrs inpui. rendo; and to provide for the better care and treatment of idiots, lunatics, and persons of unsound mind, found such by Inquisition. The preamble sets forth, that whereas great Inconvenience and expeuce ...

... of MAIEET so. Weonday Feb. I1th, at Dragon Hill. Pc ensdaY. - 13th, at Rhos Francis. the Friday . ?? 15th, Panton Arrms, Peinmynytdd. ich ?? j . . at the Hunting H1ouse, * Each day at ten o'clock. Fit for ted The Lord Bishop of Banrgor has been plened to Re admit Mr. Edwardi Griffithl Powell ?? the ala; a Ecclesiastical Court of' Bagr. . CARNARVONSHIRE BOROUGonS ELECTION',-.The 'I om ...